When forty-year-old Angelina Miranda is told she has stage-four breast cancer, she realizes that everything she has done in her life has not been enough. It has not been nearly enough. And it’s not just that. She realizes that it has all been wrong, too. So, with only months to live, Angelina knows she must set things right with her daughter, Sophie, something she regrets she never did with her father. It’s her relationship with her father, complicated by her mother’s tragic accident, that propels teenage Angelina on a reckless course that shapes her life and robs her of the love she craves. Set in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, A Hollow Bone is a rich chronicle of Angelina’s family, their hopes and dreams, and the sharp frailty that makes them human.

A Hollow Bone

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Hogue, Dawn

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Water's Edge Press

The Water Poems

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In this second volume from The Grand Avenue Poetry Collective, the poets focus on the theme of aging. Poems in this chapbook range from whimsical to philosophical, but are always insightful.

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Grand Avenue Poetry Collective

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